El 08/06/12 12:24, Angel L. Mateo escribió:
Hi,
What is the real difference between client and process limit? According to documentation (http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Services#Service_limits):
client_limit: Maximum number of simultaneous client connections. If set to 0, default_client_limit is used instead. process_limit: Maximum number of processes that can exist for this service. If set to 0, default_process_limit is used instead.
But what does "client connection" exactly means? Is a user (login)? Is a user opens a few TCP connections (as many clients do) are they count as different connections?
Sorry, it's friday, my mind is on the weekend :-(
I understand that client_limit is how many connections (imap connections, for example) could be handle by one dovecot process, so if I have client_limit=2 and process_limit=1024, then I could 2048 concurrent connections, right?
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